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I. gal·lop [ˈgæləp] VB vb intr
1. gallop (run fast):
- gallop horse
- galoppieren
- gallop rider
- galoppieren
- gallop rider
- im Galopp reiten
2. gallop fig (hurry):
- gallop
- [schnell] laufen
- gallop
- eilen
- to gallop into sth
- sich acc [Hals über Kopf] in etw acc stürzen
II. gal·lop [ˈgæləp] VB vb trans (cause to gallop)
- to gallop a horse
- ein Pferd galoppieren lassen
III. gal·lop [ˈgæləp] SOST usu sing
- gallop
- Galopp m <-s, -s>
- to break into a gallop
- in Galopp verfallen
- at a gallop fig
- sehr schnell colloq
- at a gallop fig
- in einem Wahnsinnstempo
- the horse raced to the fence at a gallop
- das Pferd raste im Galopp auf den Zaun zu
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- Parforceritt
- gallop
- galoppieren
- to gallop
- Galopp
- gallop
- in gestrecktem Galopp
- at full gallop
- in Galopp fallen
- to break into a gallop
- im Galopp a. fig
- at a gallop
- angaloppieren
- to gallop up
- preschen Pferd
- to gallop
- im Galopp/Trab reiten
- to gallop/trot
- die Pferde wurden im Galopp geritten
- the horses were ridden at a gallop
- in vollem Galopp/Lauf
- at full gallop/speed
- in scharfem Galopp reiten
- to ride at a furious gallop
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Relays of fresh riders and horses, careering at full gallop, could maintain an average speed of 20 miles per hour (32 km/h).
en.wikipedia.org The stop-action photographs showed the mare lifted all four legs off the ground at certain points during the gallop.
en.wikipedia.org The narrator asks for a gallop; the horse again obliges.
en.wikipedia.org It was black, spit fire from its nostrils and was able to gallop on the sea.
en.wikipedia.org The hall then remained unchanged until about 1760, when a new wing was added to house a racing stud, together with gallops on nearby land.
en.wikipedia.org Esempi dal web (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
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www.live2travel.de As I before the next mountain was thus even more respect, Juan took my horse and me in tow, so it does not galloped off again.
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Da ich dadurch vor dem nächsten Berg noch mehr Respekt hatte, nahm Juan mein Pferd und mich im Schlepptau, damit es nicht wieder davon galoppierte.
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www.bad-feilnbach.de Galloping over meadows, feeling the wind tug at your hair, the sun shining – this is freedom in its purest form.
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Über saftige Wiesen galoppieren, den Wind im Haar, die Sonne lacht - das ist Freiheit pur.
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www.fotosearch.de Holstein horse - galloping picture by Juniors Bildarchiv.
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Holstein, pferd, galoppieren bilder von Juniors Bildarchiv.
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www.sixpackfilm.com At first the picture condenses rapidly, accompanied by the rustling of Miguel Carvalhais soundtrack, then seems to gallop forward, driving and pulsing, along with a monotone ringing.
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Zunächst verdichtet sich das Bild zu dem Knistern des Soundtracks von Miguel Carvalhais rasant, scheint dann unter monotonem Klingeln in einem pulsierenden Vorwärtsdrängen zu galoppieren.
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www.eselreich.at He learns very fast and he loves doing exercises, especially all kinds of trotting, galloping and jumping exercises.
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Er lernt sehr schnell und Übung macht ihm Spaß, vor allem das Traben, Galoppieren und Springen.
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